Day Trip to Lake District

Event location: Day Trip by Rail. Ongoing event.

Welcome

Arrive at Euston Station at 08.00am and meet the Golden Tours representative by the Ticket Office who will check you in and escort you to your reserved seats. Train departs at 08.30am arriving at Oxenholme in the Lake District at 11.08am, where your guide will meet you on the platform.

Oxenholme, Lake District and Beatrix Potter

Admire the spectacular views of Lake Windermere, as you make your way through the narrow country lanes that criss-cross this scenic landscape. We stop for a photo opportunity on the shores of Esthwaite Water, where Beatrix Potter penned her famous stories. Next we visit Hill Top*, the home of Beatrix Potter and see the farm and gardens. We continue to the medieval village of Hawkshead with its quaint alleyways. On our way to Coniston Water where we will enjoy a lake cruise, we pass Tarn Hows, a picturesque beauty spot and cross the Yew Tree Valley keeping our eyes open for the local roe deer. On our return to Windermere we have a photo stop at Yew Tree Farm which was the setting for the film, Miss Potter.

Cream Tea at Lindeth Howe - Home of Beatrix Potter

We will have a delicious cream tea in this classic Lakeland country house hotel in Bowness set in 6 acres of its own private garden. It was the home of the Potter family and where Beatrix Potter stayed. Your guide will then escort you back to the train station for your return journey back to London leaving Oxenholme at 6.30pm arriving at 9.24pm.

*Hill top is closed on Fri however the gardens and shop are open.

HIGHLIGHTS

Reserved Seats on Virgin Trains

Photo stop at Esthwaite Water

Lake Cruise on Coniston Water

See Bowness & Tarn Hows

See Yew Tree Farm, where Miss Potter was filmed

Visit Hawkshead Village

Visit Hill Top Farm

Cream Tea at Beatrix Potter's own home Lindeth Howe

SCHEDULE

Days of departure: Monday to Friday

Check-in time: 8.00am

Finish (approx.): 9.24pm

Departure point: Euston Station

Please note:

Hilltop is closed on Fridays, however the gardens and the shop are still open